Food on Fridays: No-Prep Breakfast

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Here at the Food on Fridays carnival, any post remotely related to food is welcome—though we love to try new dishes, your post doesn’t have to be a recipe. You can list all the green food sitting in your fridge right now, if you want. Anyway, my point is that posts like that are as welcome as menus and recipes.When your Food on Fridays contribution is ready, just grab the broccoli button (the big one above or smaller option at the bottom) to paste at the top of your post. It ties us together visually.Then plug your name and link into Linky Tools.


  1. Homemade Spaetzle Recipe
  2. Shirley @ gfe (Fresh Zucchini Toss)
  3. Broccoli???
  4. Melodie – "Karate Kick" Egg Scramble
  5. Carrot Currant Donuts w/cream cheese filling
  6. Blueberry & Peach Jam Scones ( @ Bumbles & Light)
  7. Mexican Stuffed Peppers
  8. Oatmeal & Nuts Cookies
  9. Janis @ Open My Ears Lord~Shrimp Scampi and Cannoli
  10. Beth Stedman (Onion and Garlic Soup)
  11. Aubree Cherie (Candied Beet Quinoa)
  12. Warming Autumn Soup
  13. Creatively Domestic – Recycled Pickles
  14. Newlyweds (Stuffed French Toast)
  15. Herb Bread
  16. Mary @ Giving Up on Perfect (fiesta enchiladas)
  1. Moms Plans – Stacked Tacos OAMC
  2. Stocking Up on Groupons to Save Money Eating Out
  3. Broccoli Cauliflower Casserole
  4. Mom's Meatloaf @ Anktangle
  5. Sara (poppyseed bread)
  6. Angel Hair Pasta with Garden Vegetables
  7. Corny Bacon Corn Bread @ amoderatelife
  8. Carl's Gizmos
  9. Pasta w/tomato gorgonzola sauce (Feels Like Home)
  10. Hearth and Soul Hop Link Love
  11. Stuffed Zucchini with Homemade Sauce
  12. Tangy Moroccan Carrots
  13. Erica~Fried Green Tomatoes
  14. This linky list is now closed.

Food on Fridays with Ann

For a couple of days, I’m with some moms and daughters at a hotel for a conference. I didn’t make a good packing list and forgot my camera, so all I have on hand is the built-in camera in my laptop. Apologies for the image quality.”Let’s save some money,” I proposed, “and bring stuff for breakfast.””Great idea!” the moms all agreed. The teen girls helped shop, too.In one room, we have this:A nice selection of fruits to enjoy with a cup of tea. You can’t tell from my poor quality photo below, but another spread includes broccoli, cheese, lunch meat and raw milk.In the other room, a slightly different approach:Pop-tarts and Hostess donettes.So, from that healthy spread, we’ve enjoyed a midnight snack of broccoli…oddly satisfying.Tomorrow morning, depending on our selection, we may have enough protein to keep us going for hours…or, if we grab those donettes, we’ll be alert for the first 15 minutes, then crash.

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8 thoughts on “Food on Fridays: No-Prep Breakfast”

  1. Hi there, I’m joining up with your Food on Fridays for the first time. You have a great blog here, and I’m looking forward to more food ideas! Then again, there are definitely mornings when no-prep breakfast is not only preferred, but also necessary. Enjoy the donettes! 🙂

  2. Have fun at the conference, Ann! I think I’d go with that first selection of food if I had to choose. Although I’d add in some apples, nuts, and/or nut butters. 😉

    I linked up a new recipe that I’m sure I’ll make a lot in the future–zucchini toss … very flexible and tasty. 🙂

    Shirley

  3. If I drive I always bring some homemade healthy muffins, yogurt, fruit, nuts, and oatmeal for breakfast.

    If I fly, I stop at a grocery store on the way to the hotel and pick up the same. What ever I don’t use, I give to a homeless person before I leave town.

    Have fun at the conference!

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